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]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-938 Soren at Gratis Artikler Fri, 25 Jan 2008 08:56:59 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-938 Thanks but how to use it with Explorer and not with Mozilla FireFox ? I have put it on my website but cannot activate it. Please help. Soren Denmark Thanks but how to use it with Explorer and not with Mozilla FireFox ? I have put it on my website but cannot activate it.

Please help.

Soren
Denmark

]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-1347 fred Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:00:30 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-1347 Yes, how about serving Explorer, too? It may not be as "cool" as FF but it has a MUCH larger market share! thanks for a very cool service. Yes, how about serving Explorer, too?
It may not be as “cool” as FF but it has a MUCH larger market share!
thanks for a very cool service.

]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-1464 Claude Fullinfaw Fri, 14 Mar 2008 03:13:59 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-1464 Thanks you so much for the insight how to do this, I just cannot wait to do it all. Claude from Brisbane, www.Blogging4TheFuture.com Thanks you so much for the insight how to do this, I just cannot wait to do it all. Claude from Brisbane, www.Blogging4TheFuture.com

]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-4779 awev Fri, 01 Aug 2008 07:14:56 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-4779 For those that use M$ IE, a couple ideas. First, create a regular favorites bookmark to social bookmark, and then fill out the submission form. Next, consider using a browser other than IE that actually follows the W3C standards, and doesn't try to rewrite things to their own way of thinking, or ignores the standards completely. If you need another reason, other than Micro$oft doesn't follow the standards, consider the security risks involved in using Internet Explorer - that should be reason enough to switch, despite M$ having the majority of the browser market. And you are not restricted to FireFox, consider Flock, Opera, SeaMonkey, or any other first rate browser that follows the standards, and is less of a security risk. For those that use M$ IE, a couple ideas. First, create a regular favorites bookmark to social bookmark, and then fill out the submission form.

Next, consider using a browser other than IE that actually follows the W3C standards, and doesn’t try to rewrite things to their own way of thinking, or ignores the standards completely. If you need another reason, other than Micro$oft doesn’t follow the standards, consider the security risks involved in using Internet Explorer - that should be reason enough to switch, despite M$ having the majority of the browser market. And you are not restricted to FireFox, consider Flock, Opera, SeaMonkey, or any other first rate browser that follows the standards, and is less of a security risk.

]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-5050 Cibertrix Wed, 13 Aug 2008 09:42:34 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-5050 I am not prepared to change my browser simply because you say so... I currently use IE6, I like it, I don't like FireFox which is buggy, dreadful scrolling, has CSS issues, and I don't agree with the rest of the FF hype. Your website should be compatible with ALL major browsers, and that of course MUST include IE6 & IE7 at the least - as someone above noted correctly, they still dominate the browser market completely. Webmaster rule #1 - BROWSER COMPATIBILITY SocialMarker is a nice idea, but it is not a good idea to close out 80% of your potential users. As for W3C standards your own web site here does not conform, neither does CSS, and therefore neither does FireFox, and after all that, many of us web masters don't really care too much about W3C because it is intended as a guide and not a web holy bible. Even Google or MSN web page layouts do NOT conform to WC3 standards... usability and enjoyment is what the web is about, and strict WC3 does not achieve that. Anyways... I will give this a go with IE6 Best wishes to everyone I am not prepared to change my browser simply because you say so… I currently use IE6, I like it, I don’t like FireFox which is buggy, dreadful scrolling, has CSS issues, and I don’t agree with the rest of the FF hype.

Your website should be compatible with ALL major browsers, and that of course MUST include IE6 & IE7 at the least - as someone above noted correctly, they still dominate the browser market completely.

Webmaster rule #1 - BROWSER COMPATIBILITY

SocialMarker is a nice idea, but it is not a good idea to close out 80% of your potential users.

As for W3C standards your own web site here does not conform, neither does CSS, and therefore neither does FireFox, and after all that, many of us web masters don’t really care too much about W3C because it is intended as a guide and not a web holy bible.

Even Google or MSN web page layouts do NOT conform to WC3
standards… usability and enjoyment is what the web is about, and strict WC3 does not achieve that.

Anyways… I will give this a go with IE6

Best wishes to everyone

]]> How to use the Social Marker bookmarklet | ArticleSet - Development http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-5053 Cibertrix Wed, 13 Aug 2008 10:21:16 +0000 http://blog.articleset.com/how-to-use-the-social-marker-bookmarklet/#comment-5053 PS: Would you like to see what your websites look like on over 40 different browsers? Then try here: http://browsershots.org/screenshots/ They will generate a .jpg screenshot - you choose the resolution size if you want, and you can select as many browsers as you wish - they generate the whole lot in one go... You can also download and save all those screenshots of your web page/s on as many different browsers as you select - once on your compu you can enlarge the screenshots (just open an image in MS and scroll in) and study in greater detail your layouts which will can certainly help your website work correctly and be more accessible to even more people PS: Would you like to see what your websites look like on over 40 different browsers? Then try here:

http://browsershots.org/screenshots/

They will generate a .jpg screenshot - you choose the resolution size if you want, and you can select as many browsers as you wish - they generate the whole lot in one go…

You can also download and save all those screenshots of your web page/s on as many different browsers as you select - once on your compu you can enlarge the screenshots (just open an image in MS and scroll in) and study in greater detail your layouts which will can certainly help your website work correctly and be more accessible to even more people

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